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<MSGTEXT>my_oem_plc_alarms_context|700002/PLC/PMC</MSGTEXT>

</Alarm>

<MSGTEXT>my_oem_plc_alarms_context|700003/PLC/PMC</MSGTEXT>

</Alarm>

</Alarms>

</Source>

</Sources>

</SlAeAlarmAttributes>

13.4.2 Definition of the language-dependent formatting

Format statement

The format statement is part of the alarm text and is used as a placeholder for a parameters

to be displayed.

Syntax

The following syntax applies for the format statement:

<Format directive> ::= @ <No. of the parameter description><Format specification> @

%[i]x ::= Hexadecimal number with i digits

%[i]u ::= Decimal number without sign with i digits

%[i]d ::= Decimal number with sign with i digits (incl. sign)

%[i]b ::= Binary number with i digits

%[i][.y]f ::= Fixed-point number: Signed value of the form [-]xxx.yyyy, where i

specifies the total number of digits including sign and decimal point

and y specifies the number of digits after the decimal point. Missing

digits both before and after the decimal point are filled with 0. If there

are more places after the decimal point than permitted by y, this is

rounded off.

If the optional digit specification i is not specified, then only the number of digits is used required

to completely display the number. The same applies when the number of digits specified by i

is not sufficient to completely display the number including sign, i.e. i is then ignored.

The number contained in the format statement does not relate to the position of the associated

value in the alarm PDU, but to the position of the parameter description in the parameter

statement. Any number of format statements can be present in an alarm text.

Configuring alarms

13.4 PLC alarms with parameters

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